New Delhi, Oct. 1 -- Al search and answer engine optimization company Unveilr AI, cybersecurity startup Zaperon, electronics firm Optimized Solutions, and healthtech startup Aignosis have secured funding in early-stage rounds.

Unveilr Al

Unveilr Al has raised pre-seed funding of an undisclosed amount from Aviral Bhatnagar's AJVC.

The Mumbai-based Al search and answer engine optimization (AEO) company, founded by Sanditya Srivastava, helps brands generate qualified leads from traditional search engines and Al search platforms.

Unveilr Al combines search engine optimization (SEO) and AEO into a single search strategy. Its proprietary Al agents monitor how a brand appears across Al engines, identify buyer questions where competitors are recommended instead, and map the sources.

Zaperon

Cybersecurity startup Zaperon has raised Rs 7 crore ($0.7 million) in seed round led by Inflection Point Ventures (IPV) to advance its product capabilities, develop AI security frameworks for enterprises, and expand its presence in India and the US.

Zaperon is building a unified cybersecurity platform that offers users over how applications and AI agents access and interact with sensitive data and cloud infrastructure.

Its enterprise client base spans banking and financial services, healthcare, manufacturing, technology and government, where protecting sensitive data and controlling access to critical systems are central to security and compliance.

Zaperon was founded in 2021 by Vineet Gupta and Sachin Aggarwal.

Optimized Solutions

Yohan and Michelle Poonawalla have invested in Optimized Solutions Ltd, a company operating across defence, aerospace, space and critical technologies, including nuclear power.

Optimized Solutions specialises in building strategic electronics for both strategic and commercial organisations.

Aignosis

Aignosis has raised Rs 4 crore in a seed round led by Antler, Nikhil Kamath and angel investors, including Varun Dua, IIMA Ventures and others.

The Jaipur-based healthtech startup uses a standard laptop and webcam to screen children aged 16 months to nine years. Its computer-vision technology analyses behavioural signals such as gaze, response to name and reactions to facial expressions to generate a risk report on potential developmental challenges.

The company primarily operates through a clinic-in-clinic model, equipping pediatricians to identify developmental concerns early rather than selling a standalone device.

Aignosis is deployed across more than 20 government primary health centres in Rajasthan and has partnered with Mankind Pharma, whose nearly 1,300 medical representatives are supporting the company's screening camps with paediatricians across India. The company is also beginning operations with Apollo Shines, the Apollo Group's school infirmary division, across approximately 125 schools.

The startup aims to conduct at least 100,000 total screenings by the end of FY27, compared with over 8,000 completed so far. It is preparing to expand into Punjab, the National Capital Region, Haryana, Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand, Karnataka and Maharashtra.

Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from VC Circle.